nulligravida

nulligravida
nul·li·gravida

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  • nulligravida — A woman who has never conceived a child. [L. nullus, none, + gravida, pregnant] * * * nul·li·grav·i·da .nəl ə grav əd ə n, pl dae ə .dī, .dē also das a woman who has never been pregnant compare NULLIPARA …   Medical dictionary

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  • nullipara — A woman who has never borne a child. [L. nullus, none, + pario, to bear] * * * nul·lip·a·ra .nə lip ə rə n, pl ras or rae .rē a woman who has never borne a child compare NULLIGRAVIDA * * * n. a woman who has never given birth to an infant capable …   Medical dictionary

  • Glossary of terms associated with gravidity — In medicine, gravidity refers to the number of times a woman has been pregnant,[1] regardless of whether the pregnancies were interrupted (by abortion, or fetal death) or resulted in a live birth. In biology, the term gravid is used to describe… …   Wikipedia

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